Adding step 4 PCB installation

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Louis DUMONT 2023-05-31 20:03:12 +02:00
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@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ The goal was to make a circuit quickly to develop the program with ESPhome and c
The aim now was to install the main components (limit switch, photoelectric sensor, etc...) and connect them as shown in the circuit above. The aim now was to install the main components (limit switch, photoelectric sensor, etc...) and connect them as shown in the circuit above.
![prototype_wired](.assets/images/prototype_wired.png) ![Prototype wired image](.assets/images/prototype_wired.png)
I let this prototype run for several months to see what needed to be improved, modified or removed, both physically and in the program. I let this prototype run for several months to see what needed to be improved, modified or removed, both physically and in the program.
@ -84,7 +84,19 @@ For the program I was able to make and to optimize a few things:
- A short delay was introduced to first provide a warning light and then activate gate movement. - A short delay was introduced to first provide a warning light and then activate gate movement.
- ... - ...
### Step 4: Design, manufacture and installation of a new PCB
After correcting the main problems with the circuit and electronics in general, I set about designing an electrical board to make the portal's operation more reliable and, above all, more professional.
You can have a look at the PCB documentation: [LiHoCo Yard gate PCB v1.0](hardware/PCB)
Once the electronic board was soldered and functional, I removed the prototype and installed the new PCB :
![Empty box image](.assets/images/empty_box_after_prototype.png)
Then I installed the new PCB and here it is! #BrandNew
![PCB Wired image](.assets/images/pcb_wired.png)
## Points of improvement ## Points of improvement